On Thu, Jul 18, 2002 at 02:19:22PM -0400, Epox wrote:
> I was talking with a few guys when came to the ultimate conclusion that the
> reason we don't use hydrogen internal combustion engines is that we have no
> way to safely transport and sore such a dangerous fuel.How I understand it,
> those fuel cell cars need hydrogen too, so what's the big problem? They are
> pushing hydrogen fuel cells but don't want to develop a hydrogen
> I.C.E.(internal combustion engine), I dunno thats why I wanted to know what
> you guys think about a Hydrogen powered I.C.E.

The real reason it political.
What would the middle-east people in the gulf (that only have oil to sell)
do if we start using hydrogen that can be extracted from the water of the
ocean ?

Also (this is worse in europe than in the states) the government would
have a lot more troubles taxing the hydrogen that you put in your car...

Amaury

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